Construction defect in new court complex; washrooms closed

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• Ataa 8 years ago

  Is it the President who supervised the project? Which state agency supervised the project? Why the inset of the President? So in this country we cannot do or say anything without politicization?

  Is it the President who supervised the project? Which state agency supervised the project? Why the inset of the President? So in this country we cannot do or say anything without politicization?

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• Oquaye 8 years ago

  I visited my sister and used the washroom in her office and it was in excellent working conditions. I think it is only the public washrooms which are closed

  I visited my sister and used the washroom in her office and it was in excellent working conditions. I think it is only the public washrooms which are closed

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• bruce 8 years ago

  you have my vote H.E

  you have my vote H.E

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• Close Observer 8 years ago

  Think again, your decision is not right. Is he the best person for the job in Ghana. If yes, then we as a people are lazy, incompetent, corrupt, and not wise. Our leader has these traits. No wise leader would divide his count ...
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  Think again, your decision is not right. Is he the best person for the job in Ghana. If yes, then we as a people are lazy, incompetent, corrupt, and not wise. Our leader has these traits. No wise leader would divide his country.

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• Close Observer 8 years ago

  President Mahama has chastised the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) for not selecting a competent northerner as its flagbearer.
  
  Citing an example of former Vice President Ahaji Aliu Mahama, President Mahama accused th ...
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  President Mahama has chastised the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) for not selecting a competent northerner as its flagbearer.
  
  Citing an example of former Vice President Ahaji Aliu Mahama, President Mahama accused the NPP for paying little attention to northerners.
  
  According to him, the NPP has shown in the past that it has very little respect for northerners and therefore cannot be trusted.
  
  The President made the remarks in Tongo when he resumed his camping tour of the Upper East region after suspending it for three days to attend to the victims of the Melcom disaster in Accra.
  
  He said “our brother Aliu Mahama was Vice President for 8 years. I was Vice President for 3 and half years. For almost 12 years, we have tasted Vice Presidency. It’s no longer exciting. It’s no longer what we want.”
  
  He said if the NPP wants votes from the northern part of the country, then they should put up Dr. Mahamadu Bawumia as their flagbearer to face-off with him.
  
  “They want to win here, they should put him in number one and let two of us contest and then they will get something from here,” the president said.
  
  Meanwhile, President Mahama has described the defeat of the republicans in the US elections as a good omen for the ruling NDC and an indication that similar thing will be replicated in Ghana in the upcoming elections.
  
  According to him, anytime the democrat party win an election in the US, the NDC also wins in Ghana, making reference to the 2008 elections.
  
  He said: “In 2008 polls in the USA, Obama won by chasing the elephant into the bush and later the NDC also chased the elephant into the bush in Ghana, and just this week, Obama has again chased the elephant into the bush, which will be replicated in Ghana in December.”
  
  He said the performance of the NDC government in the last four years is enough evidence to encourage more Ghanaians to vote massively for the party in the forthcoming elections.
  
  President Mahama said inspite of the increase in wage bills as a result of the implementation of the single spine salary structure, government is still economically solid to execute more development projects in the phase two of the Better Ghana Agenda.

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• Genny 8 years ago

  This is progressive culture.
  Do not wait for things to get spoilt,work on them!
  It is not politics.
  Let's grow up!

  This is progressive culture.
  Do not wait for things to get spoilt,work on them!
  It is not politics.
  Let's grow up!

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• CITIZEN ONE 8 years ago

  Just by coincidence I was at the Court House today, beautiful place. My auntie wanted to use the bathroom and she found out that it was closed. Well an insider who I was engaged in conversation told me that, the public restro ...
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  Just by coincidence I was at the Court House today, beautiful place. My auntie wanted to use the bathroom and she found out that it was closed. Well an insider who I was engaged in conversation told me that, the public restrooms were closed because visitors to the court house were supposed to pay 50 pesewas to use the facility but they protested after a while, so they've been shut down. All employees and judges have private washrooms within thir chambers and designated areas. Anyway, this court official suggested she go down to the 2nd floor and ask one of the attendants if they can open up one of the restrooms for her, and it turned it very well without incident.
  
  Secondly, my new found buddy disclosed to me that these animals as fellow citizens will trash the washrooms just to revenge for paying 50 pesewas. Let the soap dispenser run dry, unroll all the toilet paper and basically act like chimps.
  
  We deserve every evil that befalls us. Man I have had it with my fellow citizens...what I wish to do to them nobody knows!

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• OneGhana 8 years ago

  nothing wrong here. it normal to do regular maintenance work where I live. Just because Ghana had neglected maintenance as part of national culture, the mere introduction of that culture into the national discourse becomes a ...
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  nothing wrong here. it normal to do regular maintenance work where I live. Just because Ghana had neglected maintenance as part of national culture, the mere introduction of that culture into the national discourse becomes a controversy. What is the writer's purpose here? He has failed as a journalist.

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